Ad Maker

What does “on-brand” actually mean here?

Most AI ad generators give you a generic image with a logo slapped on top. This one starts with the brand itself: real palette, real logo, real copy from the homepage. The image model gets a creative brief that names the colors to feature, the headline to set, the mood to hit, and the industry it's selling in. Result: ads that look like they came out of an in-house creative team, not a stock-photo dropdown.

Why three ads, not one?

Real campaigns test multiple creative directions. We give you three on purpose — and not the same three every time. There are 12 distinct directions in the catalog (product hero, isometric diagram, Swiss-design poster, gradient field, magazine editorial, sculptural object, data viz, blueprint schematic, retro arcade, monochrome detail, layered collage, macro material). A small AI looks at your brand and picks the 3 that actually fit, then a different image model paints each one. You get range, not three slight variations of the same thing.

When to use it

• You need creative for a paid social test by tomorrow morning
• You're a founder without a designer and need to look credible on day one
• You run an agency and want a fast way to mock up creative for pitch decks
• You're building an ads product and want to see what auto-generated, on-brand creative looks like

How it works under the hood

Three Context.dev APIs run in parallel for the brief: the Brand API returns colors, logo, and identity; the Markdown API converts the homepage into clean text so the model understands what's being sold; the Styleguide API pulls the visual mood. A small AI then writes punchy in-image copy and picks the 3 best-fitting creative directions out of 12. Those 3 picks are randomly assigned across OpenAI GPT Image 2, OpenAI GPT Image 1 Mini, and xAI Grok Imagine via the Vercel AI Gateway — each model paints exactly one ad, in parallel. You get three downloadable PNGs, each landing as soon as its model finishes.